Trusted by over 3,000 enterprises to secure critical infrastructure. Go from zero to production in 30 minutes and scale effortlessly from a single server to unlimited assets.
Global Adoption
From manufacturing and finance to internet and energy — JumpServer secures privileged access for teams worldwide.
Real outcomes from production deployments — from distributed manufacturing to large-scale media and finance.
“Enabled a distributed deployment model with multi-organization governance — keeping privileged access controlled across factories and regions.”
Canadian Solar
Photovoltaic manufacturing
“Established a more flexible and self‑controlled security operations auditing system — making access governance easier to operate at scale.”
Tencent Music Entertainment
Media & entertainment
“We migrated from a legacy PAM and reduced licensing costs by 90%. The open-source model gives us full transparency and the deployment took less than a day.”
Infrastructure Lead
Fortune 500 Financial Services
Three pillars that make JumpServer the preferred PAM solution for security-conscious enterprises.
100% open-source code on GitHub under the GPL-3.0 license. No black-box algorithms, no vendor lock-in. Audit every line of code yourself.
One-line Docker Compose deployment. No dedicated consultants needed. Get production-grade PAM running before lunch break.
SOC 2 aligned architecture. Full session recording, RBAC, just-in-time access, and real-time threat detection built into every layer.
A complete PAM toolkit covering the full lifecycle of privileged credentials.
Every access request starts with robust identity verification. Integrate with your existing IdP, enforce MFA, and support all major enterprise protocols.
Role-based access control with asset-level permissions. Implement least-privilege policies and just-in-time access approval workflows.
Automate password rotation, manage privileged accounts across Linux, Windows, databases, network devices, and cloud platforms from a single vault.
Record every privileged session from login to logout. Full command history, keystroke logging, and video playback for complete accountability.
JumpServer supports all major protocols for connecting to any asset type in your infrastructure.
Linux / Unix / network devices
Browser or native RDP access
MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL
Connect to Pods in K8s clusters
Web management portals
Microsoft RemoteApp connections
Plus VNC, Telnet, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse, and more.
From open-source community to enterprise-grade support — JumpServer fits every organization.
Free forever
Scale-based subscription
JumpServer Enterprise Edition offers exclusive features compared to the Community Edition.
Supports resource isolation with multi-tenant architecture.
Assign permissions to users based on their role within an organization.
Supports Active Directory / LDAP, SAML2, OAuth2, and OAuth/OpenID Connect.
Supports automatic discovery and collection, plus automatic credential updates.
Automates account discovery, credential collection, and rotation policies.
Supports Oracle, SQL Server, and additional enterprise database platforms.
Connect assets using Microsoft Remote Applications through the browser.
Use tickets to approve user login and asset access requests.
Customize theme colors, product logo, and branded UI elements.
Deploy the open-source edition with Docker in 30 minutes. Free forever.
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A step-by-step guide to managing VNC remote desktop access for Windows and Linux assets using JumpServer, the open-source PAM platform. Covers TightVNC setup on Windows, TigerVNC configuration on Linux (CentOS), and centralized access governance.
Learn how to configure JumpServer Virtual Applications step-by-step using either Integrated or External Deployment modes, and give your users browser-based access to privileged desktop apps through the Web Terminal.
Learn how to use JumpServer's Access Control and command filtering to block dangerous Linux commands like rm, DROP DATABASE, and chmod — with step-by-step setup for command groups, filters, approval workflows, and four ACL rule types (command filter, login, asset connection, data masking).
